His Royal Request

Charlie Avery wanted some purpose in life...but never expected that direction would lead her into the arms of a man with a secret. When Charlie arrives in Ireland, she's hoping to find direction. Instead, she feels more lost than ever. That is, until she meets the mysterious Aiden who offers her the adventure of a lifetime. The only catch? She has to pretend to be his girlfriend at a family wedding. A Royal Wedding. Aiden, the second eldest prince of Lochland, is used to being recognized, so when he meets Charlie and realizes she thinks he’s a normal guy, he takes a chance and invites her into his world. When Charlie discovers the truth, will she forgive Aiden and keep up the act...or run from the feelings building in her heart? Fans of Sariah Wilson & Jennifer Peel will fall head over heels for this modern royal fairytale from Brittney Mulliner. Scroll up and one-click today to see why readers of all ages are falling in love with this exciting romance!

This is a “feel good”, clean, fairy tale like romance.

Although this story was quite predictable, it was well written and the characters were very endearing. There were a few “twists “, and a lot of action.
The characters felt real and the scenes were easily visualized.
The Virtual Narrator did a good job narrating but it was not as clear who was speaking all of the time as in other books. The main reason the confusion was limited is because each chapter began with which character was speaking.
The only other concern was the ending, which is great if it is to become a series. Otherwise it was slightly too abrupt for me.

Shallow Story Forced Romance

Overall I did not mind the virtual reading, it just made it difficult to distinguish characters and the inflections and emphasis on words were faulty as expected from machine read text but at least I knew what to expect. The plot i found predictable, too simplistic for the length of the story. Characters lacked chemistry and the romance was forced.

Delivery A Genuine Romance

A sweet story full of anticipation for how it will end. Will they marry or will Charlie go back home???

Virtual voice

This story may be redeemable if it had actual narrators, but the virtual voice just obliterated any signs of a good story.